urban interface | berlin: Informational Website
Art between public and private spaces: For the exhibition and research project urban interface Fork created a website which serves as a knowledge and communication platform for artists, private hosts, organizers, sponsors, the city administration and the audience.
Format
Informational Website
Homepage
Logo
Graffiti Tool Teaser
Graffiti Tool
OBJECTIVE
Fork created the website for urban interface | berlin, an exhibition and research project at the interface of private and public urban space. Documenting all project processes the website serves as a knowledge and communication platform for artists, private hosts, organizers, sponsors, the city administration and the audience.
SOLUTION
As the website was to be used as a public forum and archive, we developed a blog where both team and users can publish articles and comment on all aspects of the project. Easy to duplicate this format can be used for similar projects in other cities as well. More content will be added.
RESULTS
Imagery based on roofs, facades and street art lends an urban look to the website while a graffiti tool invites users to create their own pieces and contribute to the urban interface. Which they do: curator and head of the project Susanne Jaschko is delighted about the graffiti pieces sent in by users so far.
Fork created the website for urban interface | berlin, an exhibition and research project at the interface of private and public urban space. Documenting all project processes the website serves as a knowledge and communication platform for artists, private hosts, organizers, sponsors, the city administration and the audience.
SOLUTION
As the website was to be used as a public forum and archive, we developed a blog where both team and users can publish articles and comment on all aspects of the project. Easy to duplicate this format can be used for similar projects in other cities as well. More content will be added.
RESULTS
Imagery based on roofs, facades and street art lends an urban look to the website while a graffiti tool invites users to create their own pieces and contribute to the urban interface. Which they do: curator and head of the project Susanne Jaschko is delighted about the graffiti pieces sent in by users so far.